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    Posted: 08 Jul 2011 at 12:08pm
Recently picked up a couple parts cans with the part number 519751 and AC-102 on them, but they aren't labelled with what is in them.  Does anyone know what is in them?  Thanks, Jim
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This is a picture of the can.  Thanks
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Probably a roller bearing for an All Crop combine.   500,000 numbers are LaPorte numbers, thats where the All Crops were built and they used a lot of roller bearings and boxings for the bearings. 

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519751 is a race for a bearing, and is still a good part number [ add a 70 in front of the number.  Ron
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To add to Ron's item....Race used on 100 SP, rake, 90 combine, 72 combine, #4, B, C, WC, RC sickle mowers.  Den

Own 4 wheel 20, 5020 and associated equipment and 1 electric forklift. Also a 720 garden tractor, 720 Diesel. 620 and soon a 616 garden tractor.
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Thanks for the information guys.  Is there a source for these parts to check the numbers or do you just need to own the specific parts manuals for the equipment?  Jim
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The best is to have a Master Parts List.  Hard to find at times and not cheap if you do and the person with the list knows what they have.  Den

Own 4 wheel 20, 5020 and associated equipment and 1 electric forklift. Also a 720 garden tractor, 720 Diesel. 620 and soon a 616 garden tractor.
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